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On May 10 at 3:42 PM by mikeinewshot

Bill In the UK, pissed off means the same as pissed in the US, but pissed means drunk! Read more

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On May 10 at 3:39 PM by zhong_bide

@bill, P...ed (without OFF) means to be drunk, as in full of p... Mind you, there are other words that could have been used.  I try not to... Read more

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On May 10 at 3:00 PM by bill

mickeytoon, Here in the SF Bay Area, pissed and pissed off are similar with pissed off being somewhat of a stronger emotion. How do they d... Read more

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On May 10 at 2:53 PM by bill

请问越来越更好！很有用. Thanks gang, Bill   Read more

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Posted on: City: Mumbai
On May 10 at 1:21 PM by henning

The volume of the dialogue section is really, really low, almost not understandable. There is a similar issue with the "Funny Business lesson". Read more

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On May 10 at 1:19 PM by bingkk32

Hey guys, just wondering if someone could answer my Q below? thank you!   Read more

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On May 10 at 10:57 AM by suxiaoya

adhamer - The guys are always very pleased to have poddie visits! The best thing to do is email us at support@praxislanguage.com so we can give you... Read more

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Posted on: Counting Coins
On May 10 at 10:02 AM by mickeytoon

存钱罐 cun(2)qian(2)guan(4) translates to deposit money pot. This seems to be a more generic term encompassing all coin storage vessels not just those wi... Read more

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On May 10 at 9:53 AM by matthiask

@patp it was terrible for me too in the beginning. But i kinda figured out (not mastered, though) dunderklumpens analysis triggers me to give my... Read more

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Posted on: Counting Coins
On May 10 at 9:38 AM by salati

Hi everyone! Just started with this chinesepod experience... what a great site! I have one question..on the pdf of this lesson you say 存钱罐 = cun2qian... Read more